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Finance and accounts

Your clinic's money, in plain words.

The overview tells you what you earned and what you collected. Behind it are the reports your accountant needs.

The finance overview: what the clinic earned, what it collected, what patients still owe and what insurers still owe this month.

Four numbers you can read

No accounting terms. The overview says what happened this month.

  • You earned: the treatment you delivered
  • You collected: the money that reached your accounts
  • Patients still owe: billed, not yet paid
  • Insurers still owe: treated, waiting for the insurer
The financial accounts page: the current balance, money in and out for the month, and a balance for cash, bank transfer and InstaPay.

Profit and loss that fills itself in

Revenue comes from the treatments. Costs come from the materials used, the lab, the salaries and your expenses.

  • By month and by branch
  • Material and lab cost on the day of the treatment
  • It lists what the statement cannot tell you
  • A monthly financial report
The month's profit and loss: treatment revenue, the material and lab cost of those treatments, gross and net profit, and the statement's own list of what it cannot tell you.

Expenses, accounts and equipment

Record what the clinic spends and where the money sits.

  • Expenses by category, paid or still owed
  • Cash and bank accounts, with transfers between them
  • Equipment such as a chair or an X-ray unit, with its cost spread over time
  • What the owner put in and took out
  • Export statements and transactions to CSV
The expenses page for a month: total costs, what is paid and pending, and spend by category such as commission, salaries, stock and rent.

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